Rosewall, Nastase win in international tennis action
Ken Rosewall defeats Juni Kuki 6 2 6 2 in Brisbane quarterfinals as top seed money leader advances. In Barcelona, Ilie Nastase beats Bob Hewitt 6 4 6 4. Pancho Segura crushes Herbert Benham 6 0 6 2 at National Senior Hardcourt event. Baseball trades shift rosters in Honolulu as White Sox send Tom Bradley for Ken Henderson and Steve Stone, while Cardinals acquire Wayne Granger for Larry Hisle and John Cumberland. Surina leads PBA $65,000 chase with 24 games totaling 5 ae at 225 average.
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Ken Rosewall
Juni Kuki
Japan
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the Nastase
Romania
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
LA Jolla
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Pancho Segura
la Costa
Herbert Benham
Bakersfield
Honolulu
Chicago White Sox
Tom Bradley
San Francisco Giants
Ken Henderson
Steve Stone
St. Louis Cardinals
Wayne Granger
Minnesota Twins
Larry Hisle
John Cumberland
Female referee Donna Ford breaks ground in Kentucky football
Donna Ford 17, a Hopkinsville Community College freshman, is the state's only registered female football official. She earned her license after courses in sports officiating and has already refereed an eighth grade game. She faced initial laughter and sideline jokes but stayed professional, earned respect, and even helped calm an unruly player.
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Donna Ford
Kentucky
Hopkinsville Community College
Donna
Miss Ford
Freshman Rule Sparks Wide College Basketball Debuts
The Associated Press reports freshmen dominate early season games as Maryland freshman Jim Lucas scores 19 in a varsity debut while Arizona, Rutgers, UCLA, and others field first-year players. Notable performances include Eric Money 37 for Arizona and John Sellers 30 for Rutgers, with Maryland and Southwestern leaders winning tight contests.
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John Wooden
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Brown
Denny Crum
Louisville
Snowden
Arizona
Eric Money
Wildcats
California State
Bakersfield
Lefty Driesell
Maryland
Fred Snowden
Dick Lloyd
Rutgers
Driesell
John Lucas
Old Man of Team Sparks Celtics Rally in Win Over Seattle
Celtics beat Seattle 120 98 as coach Heinsohn used Tom Sanders to ignite the bench. Havlicek 22, White 19, Cowens 16 paced Boston while Haywood 29 led Seattle, pushing Boston to 18 3 and Seattle to 8 18.
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Tommy Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
Tom “Satch’ Sanders
Celts
Seattle SuperSonics
Sanders
Paul Silas
Celtics
Seattle
Heinsohn
John Havlicek
Jo Jo White
Dave Cowens
Spencer Haywood
Dick Snyder
Coaches and captains named in college basketball briefs
AP briefs list Marquette coach Al McGuire accepting athletic director duties while remaining coach. Northeastern taps Mark Jellison as captain. New Hampshire College back Lou D Allesandro leads Penmen with 7 foot 2 Petty from Leeds. Yankee Conference honors go to New Hampshire three players. Thomas College juniors Donovan and Scott named co captains as they face Maine at Presque Isle.
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al McGuire
Marquette University
McGuire
Sam Sauceda
Boston
Mark Jellison
Northeastern
Huskies
Jellison
Boston University
Manchester
N.H
Lou D’allesandro
Great Britain
New Hampshire College
D’allesandro
Fred Petty
Leeds England
Petty
NHC
Brigham Young University
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Burlington
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Jim Mueller
Ken Chartier
Roger Krueger
Adolph Samborsky
David Throne
David Ouellete
Tom Coburn
Massachusetts
David Teschner
Luis Carvalho
Tim Hunter
Frantz Innocent
Connecticut
Waterville
Thomas College
Michael T. Donovan
Bradley B. Scott
The
Terriers
Husson
University of Maine At
Presque Isle
Illegal Substitution Forces Referee Call In Army Navy Quiz
An Army substitute not reporting to his designated official enters a limited substitution and punts from the Army 30 yard line. Officials must declare the ball dead at the 30, assess 15 yards for substitute touching a live ball, and present Navy with the option to accept the play or penalize Army 5 yards from the previous spot for the illegal substitute.
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Army
Navy
Dave Nelson
Ncaa Football Rules Committee
A's Top Reds in 1972 World Series Highlight AL Strength
The Oakland A's defeated the favored Cincinnati Reds in the 1972 World Series, marking the American League's fourth title in seven years. The fifth annual Bob Gray matches between U S and Canadian pros and amateurs are set for January 11.
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Oakland A’s
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Gray
United States
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